Canari Veloce Pro Cycling Tights (For Men)

Great fitting tights, I usually have a problem with the lenght, I'm 5'11" and most tights are too short. I find the Canari brand to be longer that other brands and they fit me like a glove, I have several other pairs, I really like my Canari Gel Century Tights, heavier than the Veloce for cold weather.

I'll wait until next fall to purchase winter cycling pants or a bib again. I, too, have noted that Canari tends to cut bike clothes somewhat small. I think it's fair to say that their bike clothes won't fit many larger people. This won't do for me--the largest size works OK for me, and the fabric, etc, is OK--not the greatest, though. As so many noted here, the padding is located in the wrong place--unfortunately, it interferes when I re-mount my bike after stopping--thus, merely wearing this proves somewhat hazardous--in my case, anyway. Somehow removing the padding and using good cycling shorts with this likely won't work, either: The bulge where the padding is likely still would interfere. I don't know why Canari designed this so badly. Maybe some clever seamstress tricks might work to fix this: The stitching where the padding is located is quite elaborate and difficult to fix--so unlike the remainder of the garment. Bummer!

Bought for my husband but he did not like the thick padding.

I bought these for spinning during winter, There perfect, the spinning room is very cool during winter months and are perfect until you get warmed up and then they are breathable enough that they are not too warm.

I ride mountain bikes daily & these tights are great for those cool to cold days. The fit is good, chamois is good, quality is good! If you want a bit heavier pair of tights the Tundra version from Canari may be a better bet for you. I'm in Alabama so cool to cold to me is in the 40s. If you're farther North, these would be good for a baselayer.

Inadequate padded chamois - did not cover "sit bones"

Good service, quick delivery.

these pants were ripped at the seams when we got them. sent them back.

Canari is my least favorite brand and I have tried many

A good price and an OK product. A bit lighter weight than I expected. Definitely not for really cold weather, unless used as an underlayer.